Rock Music on Instagram: "There’s no singer on stage. Just a spotlight shining down on an empty mic, exactly where Chris Cornell should be. The band starts playing Like a Stone and something unreal happens. The crowd sings every single word, loud, broken, perfect. It doesn’t feel like a concert anymore, it feels like a goodbye that never really got said. No big speech, no explanation, just music and thousands of voices filling the space he left behind. This is one of those moments that reminds y

Vinny on Instagram: "thank you for everyone who has come to see me on my stand up journey. 16 years ago we did Jersey Shore and still hustling in front of amazing fans. If you’ve been to a show, you know how serious I take the art of comedy. I’m putting in the work in front if big and small crowds every night so that I can release material in the future. LINK IN BIO for 2026 shows. Drop a comment if you’ve been to a show ! 👇🏻"

CLIPS on Instagram: "🤪 Interesting fact: Daffy Duck (1937–present) — Originally created by Tex Avery and Bob Clampett, Daffy was one of the first “screwball” characters in animation history. Unlike Mickey Mouse or Bugs Bunny, who usually win through cleverness, Daffy was designed to be completely unhinged. In his early appearances, he was so manic and unpredictable that he would frequently break the fourth wall and jump off the screen. This chaotic energy set the blueprint for the “unleashed id

Ethan Tapper on Instagram: "A moose is an elk! And an elk is a wapiti. As is the case with many wildlife species in North America, the modern naming of North American cervids is a bit of a mess. “Elk” is actually the English word for Alces alces – what we in North America call “moose.” Prior to colonization, there were five species of cervids (members of the Cervidae or “deer family”) endemic to North America: the moose (Alces alces) with a pre-colonial range similar to its present-day range, th

Tom Green on Instagram: "Sometimes, when I look back through the archives of my old web television show, I feel a real sense of sadness. I’m often seeing friends who have since passed away. Val Kilmer was one of them. Val would often come up to my house to do the web show. I think he was genuinely intrigued by what we were doing — the technology, the independence, and the idea that we were finding a way to make media on our own, outside the mainstream system. He was a forward-thinking artist, a

World of Biology on Instagram: "Ever wondered "How Rotational Atherectomy is done?" It’s a minimally invasive procedure where doctors use a tiny diamond-tipped burr that spins at high speed to grind away hardened plaque inside blocked coronary arteries. This restores smooth blood flow, especially in cases where stents cannot pass due to heavy calcification. The burr is guided through a catheter, controlled precisely, and the debris is safely washed away by blood flow. A stent is often placed aft